Short Breaks from Cardiff

The appeal of South East Wales is clear to see, from its rolling green hills and valleys to its Medieval castles and its cosmopolitan capital city, but in the last few years a new attraction has been emerging that promises to add an extra dimension to trips in the region – Welsh wine. There is evidence that intrepid wine makers in South Wales have been cultivating vineyards for nearly 2000 years. The Romans, 12th century Cistercian monks and the Marquess of Bute all produced wines, but it has only been in the last few decades that vineyards in the area have been able to produce commercially successful wines. Around eight vineyards now operate in ...  Read the complete review

Just out side of Cardiff (8 miles) lies the town of Caerphilly, This place should not be missed. Caerphilly is famous for it's castle & cheese, The shopping is good and the mountain views look good durning day or night. There are so many good places to eat, wheather you enjoy pub lunches, Restaurants or tea rooms, There is some-thing for everyones taste. Highly recomended comes the 'Court House' which serves great food and looks out over Caerphilly Castle, which is so relaxing when enjoying some food and Drink. ...  Read the complete review